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housing marketas kind of been quietly supporting some of e economic data, you had last week's jobless cla improving a little bit. and this number, i don't think there is wide expectations, 100, 120,000 which will be consistent with what the economy is doing in the gdp and 1.will to 3% range. but those are fundamentals that could support a higher equity prices, so until you see a few months of negative numbers or much lower numbers from job growth and gdp slipping below 1%, i think buying on dips and you know, watching the market kind confi creep higher is the game plan. >> scott, you mentioned are you looking at opportunities. and you may have an opportunity later this week when the market reopens. what-- what ought you to be looking at? >> well, some of the sectors that we like are tied to the cyclicality of the economy. i any we're going to continue at a modest or slow gdp pace here in the states. i think globally the recovery is going to continue a little bit slower than it has been. in the past. but still continuing forward. so things like the consumer discretionary sector still like
housing marketas kind of been quietly supporting some of e economic data, you had last week's jobless cla improving a little bit. and this number, i don't think there is wide expectations, 100, 120,000 which will be consistent with what the economy is doing in the gdp and 1.will to 3% range. but those are fundamentals that could support a higher equity prices, so until you see a few months of negative numbers or much lower numbers from job growth and gdp slipping below 1%, i think buying on...
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which means, forost people in the middle cla,this wouldn't be a big deal. you codtillake man of the staard credits and deductions you used like the mortga interest deduction. you'reealthy, those, that hard cap is going to be a big hit. melissa: yee. >> warren buffett had25 million worth of deductions last year. obviously if you capped it at 25,000, he would pay a lot more in income taxes. melissa: you tlkbout mainal tax rates. talk to me about cap gains and dividend tax. what does it mean for everyone and what is the pact of th? >> certainly for the invest class this is a huge deal. as you know the capital gains and didend are now taxed at 15%. governor romney would leave those rates at that level. actually he would cuttor lower income people of the those earningnder $200,000 a year. messa: right. >> obviouy the president is propong to irease those rates for investors, high income investors. the e did i dend rate would go up to nearly 40%. in some cases over 40% to 43.5%. the capal gains rate would go over 20%. offer would ilement the "buffett rule", which
which means, forost people in the middle cla,this wouldn't be a big deal. you codtillake man of the staard credits and deductions you used like the mortga interest deduction. you'reealthy, those, that hard cap is going to be a big hit. melissa: yee. >> warren buffett had25 million worth of deductions last year. obviously if you capped it at 25,000, he would pay a lot more in income taxes. melissa: you tlkbout mainal tax rates. talk to me about cap gains and dividend tax. what does it mean...
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. >> explain what does that look like in a physics claft f s cla? >> they're working at their own place. when you go to physic class, the teacher might get a dashboard. let me do a foe does intervention or, hey, sal's having trouble with it. fareed knows it let me pair them up and if i get really excited about astro physics, i can go degree deep. there's no such thing as missing class anymore because the students are working at their own pace and the teacher's there to mentor them. >> so it's highly customized in a sense. >> the whole reason why we have this kind of assembly line model of education that we inherited from the product shanns, they're the first people, very egalitarian motive. how do you educate everyone. 300 years ago not even got id indicated. as soon as you say you want to educate everyone, put them on batches, on an assembly line. throw information on them. you tear going to have good product. you're going to have bad product. you have tools that can leverage the physical classroom. >> do you imagine in your most ambitious moments
. >> explain what does that look like in a physics claft f s cla? >> they're working at their own place. when you go to physic class, the teacher might get a dashboard. let me do a foe does intervention or, hey, sal's having trouble with it. fareed knows it let me pair them up and if i get really excited about astro physics, i can go degree deep. there's no such thing as missing class anymore because the students are working at their own pace and the teacher's there to mentor them....
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what he meant was in this era, if you seek a total solution, you may end up with a total cla calamity. you have to be ready to find common ground. kennedy felt that way. everything we know from the soviet union proves that khrushchev felt the same way. how fortunate were we those were the two people. how fortunate that they were the two people in charge at a moment like that in u.s. world history. >> and not fidel castro. may i say one more thing to close out the point that jim and i were making. is it even wonder then given what we've said about fidel castro's behavior especially on that last day, black saturday, is it any wonder that khrushchev was suddenly in a great hurry to settle the crisis peacefully? he did that by the next day. he could have gotten a better deal from kennedy especially with regard to the jupiters and turkey. khrushchev was in a hurry. he was desperately afraid that he was playing with fire. fidel had some responsibility for the shoot down of the u-2. fidel wrote the bizarre letter advocating a preemptive nuclear attack. and perhaps worst of all if it's possib
what he meant was in this era, if you seek a total solution, you may end up with a total cla calamity. you have to be ready to find common ground. kennedy felt that way. everything we know from the soviet union proves that khrushchev felt the same way. how fortunate were we those were the two people. how fortunate that they were the two people in charge at a moment like that in u.s. world history. >> and not fidel castro. may i say one more thing to close out the point that jim and i were...
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what he meant was in this era, if you seek a total solution, you may end up with a total cla calamity. you have to be ready to find common ground. kennedy felt that way. everything we know from the soviet union proves that khrushchev felt the same way. how fortunate were we those were the two people. how fortunate that they were the two people in charge at a moment like that in u.s. world history. >> and not fidel castro. may i say one more thing to close out the point that jim and i were making. is it even wonder then given what we've said about fidel castro's behavior especially on that last day, black saturday, is it any wonder that khrushchev was suddenly in a great hurry to settle the crisis peacefully? he did that by the next day. he could have gotten a better deal from kennedy especially with regard to the jupiters and turkey. khrushchev was in a hurry. he was desperately afraid that he was playing with fire. fidel had some responsibility for the shoot down of the u-2. fidel wrote the bizarre letter advocating a preemptive nuclear attack. and perhaps worst of all if it's possib
what he meant was in this era, if you seek a total solution, you may end up with a total cla calamity. you have to be ready to find common ground. kennedy felt that way. everything we know from the soviet union proves that khrushchev felt the same way. how fortunate were we those were the two people. how fortunate that they were the two people in charge at a moment like that in u.s. world history. >> and not fidel castro. may i say one more thing to close out the point that jim and i were...